Organization in Sales
In sales, organization is key. This can look very different depending on the type of sales situation or the person in charge. It’s not vital that your method of organization…
In sales, organization is key. This can look very different depending on the type of sales situation or the person in charge. It’s not vital that your method of organization…
When selling, we all think we have to say things perfectly and sell ourselves just right. When we do this, we have a tendency to stop “selling” and just start…
Selling ain’t telling, asking is. This is rule #14 from Mattson. This is a key concept in trying to figure out what problem your prospect is having. After all, if…
We have spoken in class about how learning to fail, is the only way you’ll learn to win. I’m sure that we’ve all been taught something similar throughout our lives–“learn…
When we spoke of sales people spilling their candy in the lobby, the first question that popped into my head was, “How do you tell the difference between your Hook,…
Possibly the most difficult part of selling is the ability to not make an assumption about what a prospect is thinking. Sandler’s rule 13 is “No Mind Reading.” When selling,…
Alrighty, well this’ll be short. My knowledge of this subject is comparable to Sergeant Schultz from Hogan’s Heroes: “I know nothing, nnnnnothing!” Although it was a silly example, there is…
With job interviews, you have to sell yourself to a potential employer and, of course, sales principles can be applied here as well. First, you have to be well prepared…
Immediately, three quarters of the audience tuned out just by reading the heading. However, our public servants and representatives also hold to sales principles as well as Constitutional principles. In…
In my last blog, I talked a little bit about how I just had an interview where the job ended up being door to door sales. I didn’t know this…